The U.S. federal government is headed into a shutdown. What does it mean, who’s hit and what’s next?
A shutdown happens when the U.S. Congress fails to pass some type of funding legislation that is signed into law by the president.
EU does not want to decouple from China but must protect itself, says EU trade chief
The EU posted record bilateral trade with China last year, but it is “very unbalanced,” the bloc’s Executive Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis said Saturday.
No deal yet as Hollywood writers, studios talk for third straight day
No agreement was announced as the strike reached its 144th day.
Apple closes little changed as new iPhone is released. How to play the stock
Pros on CNBC debated Apple after the company launched its highly anticipated iPhone 15 on Friday.
Bill Gates: ‘Republicans for climate change action are gold’
Bill Gates talked during New York Climate Week about why it’s critical that the US maintain its investment in clean technology across many administrations.
Apple CEO Tim Cook appears in New York to celebrate iPhone 15 release
Customers flocked to Apple stores Friday to get their hands on the new devices.
Biden tells Zelenskyy that U.S. sending Ukraine ATACMS long-range missiles
Some in Washington had resisted supplying the weapons system, known as “attack-ems,” out of fear that it would widen the war with Russia.
Shein shifts shipping strategy to bring China-made goods closer to U.S. shoppers
Until recently, Shein has made many American purchasers face wait times of up to two weeks or more to receive their goods.
‘I don’t care’: ‘Sportswashing’ comments from Saudi crown prince spark anger from rights groups
“We’ve now heard from the top that this is state policy,” a director at Human Rights Watch said.
Russia’s indefinite ban on diesel exports threatens to aggravate a global shortage
Market participants are concerned Russia’s decision to tighten oil supplies could cause problems for the world’s refiners.
